trotter
/ˈtrɒtə(r)/ (bre, ipa) · [trˈɑtɚ] /ˈtrɑːtər/ (ame, ipa) · [trˈɑtɚ] /ˈträ-tər How to pronounce trotter (audio)/ (ame, mw)
trotter — noun
- trottersingular
- trottersplural
1. the foot taken from a pig, prepared as food by boiling or braising until the mea
the foot taken from a pig, prepared as food by boiling or braising until the meat becomes soft
Kofi bought some trotters from the butcher to make a traditional stew.
used as food; bought from butcher
The restaurant's signature winter dish is pig trotter braised in soy sauce.
braised trotter as a dish
Sari's grandmother showed her how to clean trotters before adding them to the broth.
At New Year, my family cooked trotters in a clay pot with ginger.
- pig's foot
more literal and less common in everyday speech
- pettitoes
rare term for pig's feet, especially as food
用法筆記
Usually used in the plural form 'trotters' when referring to the food item, even when describing a single serving.
常見錯誤
2. a horse that competes in harness races by moving at a fast trot while pulling a
a horse that competes in harness races by moving at a fast trot while pulling a light cart
Otis trained his trotter every morning for the county fair race.
trained for racing
The crowd cheered as the trotters pulled their carts around the dirt track.
harness racing: horse pulls a cart
Tamar's uncle owns a retired trotter that now grazes in the pasture.
The trainer checked the trotter's legs after each practice run on the track.
- harness horse
broader term for any horse used in harness racing
- standardbred
the specific breed most commonly used as trotters